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What’s the difference between a tornado watch and warning?

According to the Georgia Emergency Management Agency, a "watch" means a tornado is possible in your area. A "warning" means a tornado has been spotted, and you need to take shelter immediately. → Read More

Fluoride consumption during pregnancy may lower children's IQ, study suggests

New and controversial research published Monday suggests fluoride consumption by pregnant women may lower the IQ of their children. → Read More

Two Georgia colleges among the South's top 15, according to Forbes

While no Georgia schools made it to the top 50 nationally, when it comes to regional rankings, two Georgia universities were deemed the best in the American South. → Read More

2 Georgia colleges among the South's top 15, according to Forbes

Forbes this week revealed its Americas Top Colleges 2019 list, a ranking of 650 undergraduate institutions based on alumni salary, student satisfaction, debt, number of American leaders as alumni, on-time graduation rate and overall academic success. → Read More

Krispy Kreme to launch doughnut deliveries

No more waiting in long lines or racking up mileage to get your hands on a warm Krispy Kreme doughnut. → Read More

Back to School 2019: Where teachers can get the best discounts

If you need to add to last year’s goods and stock up on household items, school supplies and, hey, even some new teacher attire, be sure to take advantage of retailer back-to-school discounts. → Read More

These 3 Georgia cities rank among most stressed in America, report says

According to the Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , an estimated 8.3 million American adults suffer from serious psychological distress. → Read More

What is Legionnaires' disease? FAQs about the severe form of pneumonia

Three guests at the Sheraton Atlanta recently tested positive for Legionnaires’ disease, prompting the downtown hotel to temporarily close its doors. Here’s what you should know about the illness: → Read More

Unusual eating behaviors may be sign of autism in children, study finds

The study, recently published in the journal Research Autism Spectrum Disorders, is based on data from 2,102 children, 1,462 of whom have been diagnosed with autism. → Read More

What is a strawberry moon? Don't miss Monday's lunar spectacle

This month’s full moon, known as a strawberry moon, will brighten the night sky from late Sunday, June 16 until Monday morning. → Read More

How does Chick-fil-A decide which items to add to its menu?

You may have come across our mouthwatering list of items no longer on Chick-fil-As national menu, like the spicy chicken biscuit or cinnamon clusters. But have you ever wondered what exactly leads up to the Georgia-based chains decision to add or remove menu items? → Read More

Record number of cars on road this Memorial Day weekend

Nearly 43 million Americans are expected to travel this Memorial Day weekend, a 3.6% increase from last year, according to the American Automobile Association. → Read More

The 14 most dangerous sunscreens for kids, according to experts

Not using sunscreen under harmful rays could increase risk of sunburn, potentially doubling your little one’s risk of melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. → Read More

Emory researchers explore the nearly indestructible nature of Peeps

Peeps don’t get the best rap, but the marshmallow treats are actually some of the most indestructible “technological wonders” of our time . → Read More

Forcing smiles at work linked to more after hours drinking, study finds

We’ve all forced a smile or two in front of clients, customers or coworkers. But according to new research from Penn State and the University at Buffalo, people who regularly fake positive emotions or suppress negative emotions may be at risk for heavier drinking after work. → Read More

How Georgia cities rank on US News' ‘Best Places to Live' list

Only two Georgia cities made the cut, and neither ranked among the top 50.Atlanta ranked 57th overall, and Augusta came in at No. 72 → Read More

NASA wants to pay you $19,000 to stay in bed for two months

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the European Space Agency wants to pay you $19,000 to lie in bed for two months. → Read More

DIRTY DOZEN SHOPPING GUIDE: Kale named 1 of the 'dirtiest' veggies in new report

A new report from the Environmental Working Group suggests kale -- commonly touted as a healthy superfood -- is actually the third “dirtiest” item in your grocery store produce section. → Read More

‘That's it for Big Boi?' Twitter reacts to ‘disappointing' Super Bowl 53 halftime show

From Big Boi's fleeting appearance to SpongeBob showing up, social media had plenty to say about Maroon 5's halftime performance. → Read More

What is measles and how can you prevent it?

A measles outbreak near Portland has sickened 35 people in Oregon and Washington since Jan. 1, with 11 more cases suspected. Most of the patients are children under 10, and one child has been hospitalized. → Read More